Randall Floyd Sullins
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1 M Seth Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Randall Scott Sullins and Judith Anne Swain
Husband Randall Scott Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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3 M Cody Swain Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Randall W. (Randy) Sullins
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Randy Earl Sullins
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Ransom Blade Sullins
Husband Ransom Blade Sullins 1
Born: 3 Jul 1913 - Hazelton, , Missouri, , ,
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Father: David Andrew (Dave) Sullins (1879-1957) 1
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Ray Sullins
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Raymond Sullins
Husband Raymond Sullins 1
Born: 1903 - Oklahoma, , ,
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Raymond Sullins
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Raymond Lee Sullins
Husband Raymond Lee Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Raymond Rice Sullins
Husband Raymond Rice Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Rebecca Sullins
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Rebecca Sullins
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Rebecca Ann Sullins
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Rebecca Lynn Sullins
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Reece Amon Sullins
Husband Reece Amon Sullins 1
Born: 15 Sep 1895 - Madison Co., Arkansas, , ,
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Buried: Dec 1956 - Zion Cemetery, Springdale, , Arkansas, , ,
Father: Thomas Miley Sullins (1866-1930) 1
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Reva Marie Sullins
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Wife Reva Marie Sullins 1
Born: 1 Nov 1915 - Benton, , Illinois, , ,
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Buried: 18 Mar 2000 - Masonic & Odd Fellows Cemetery, , , , , ,
Father: George Evan Sullins (1877-1953) 1
Mother: Margaret F. Keesler (1888-1953) 1
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• Religion
a member of the Church of the Nazarene
• Employed, Employed General Electric, Dekalb, , Illinois, , ,
the Quality Control Department
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Her obituary appeared in the _Benton (IL) Evening News_. Date:16 MAR 2000
She never married.
Rex Sullins
Husband Rex Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Rhonda Sullins
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Richard Sullins
Husband Richard Sullins 1
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1 M John Sullens 1
Born: Abt 1739 - Great Britain, ,
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Marr: Abt 1762 - Prob. Halifax Co., VA, , ,
2 M Nathan Sullins Sr 1
Born: Abt 1741 - Great Britain, ,
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Marr: early to mid-1760's
Spouse: Elizabeth Metcalf ( - ) 1
Marr: 2 Oct 1785 - Halifax/Pittsylvania Co., VA, , ,
3 M Josiah Sullins 1
Born: Abt 1743 - Great Britain, ,
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Spouse: Lavinia Witt ( -Abt 1775) 1
Marr: Abt 1767 - Halifax Co., VA, , ,
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An inventory of his estate was recorded in Halifax Co., VA, Will Book O, p. 313-14. Date:15 AUG 1771
In Halifax County, Virginia, March Court 1760, Richard SULLINS appeared in the custody of the Sheriff pursuant to an order of last Court. Charged with passing a counterfeit bill of Virginia currency, SULLINS declared that he received the bill of William FUQUA, whereupon said FUQUA was summoned.
Halifax Co., VA, Land Grants Book #33, p. 755, recorded that on 3 March 1760 he was granted 400 acres for 40 shillings in Halifax Co., Virginia, by King George II.
On 17 July 1765 he appeared on the Halifax Co., VA, election poll list.
General Notes for Child John Sullens
From 1760 to 1781 he appeared in Halifax Co., VA, records.
From 1783 to 1794 he appeared in Rutherford Co, NC, records.
In 1799 he settled near St. Louis, MO.
Recorded in 1808 in St. Louis Co., MO, property deed book vol. C, p. 446: "To all persons who shall see these presents: Greeting, Know ye that we Richard SULLENS, Peter SULLENS, John SULLENS, Nathan SULLENS, Abraham HILDEBRAND and Uri MUSICK, all of the District of St. Louis and territory of Louisana and lawful heirs of John SULLENS, late of said district of St. Louis, deceased, that for the love and friendship which we have towards our brothers Edward SULLENS and Reuben SULLENS of said district and territory. Inasmuch as for the last will of our father John SULLENS to us well known, do hereby relinquish unto the said Edward and Reuben, all and all manner of right, title, and interest that we have or may have had to a certain tract or parcel of land lying and being in said district of St. Louis on River Fifi, and bounded as follows, to wit: northwardly by Absalom LINK and Samuel BAY, and westwardly by Jane SULLENS, southwardly by Richard SULLENS, eastwardly by Samuel BAY. To have and to hold the said tract or parcel of land containing 580 acres unto them the said Edward and Reuben and their heirs forever. In testimony whereof we have hereunto set our hands and seals, this 24th day of May, year of our Lord 1808."
_Among My Pioneer Ancestors_, by Anna B. SARTORI, 1942 and 1950
In 1762 Richard SULLINS deeded John 400 acres on Childress Creek.
_The Virginia Magazine of History and Biography_, Vol. XIII, No. 2, October 1905, p. 208, "Virginia Militia in the Revolution," reported that on 30 May 1777, John SULLENS was paid 6 pounds, 3 shillings, for the wagon he leased to the government for use during the Cherokee Expedition during the American Revolution.
In 1764, 1765, and 1768 he appeared on the Halifax Co., VA, election poll list.
General Notes for Child Nathan Sullins Sr
The 1782 Halifax Co., VA, tax list shows 10 white persons in his household.
_Recollections of An Old Man_, by Dr. David SULLINS Date:1910
From _Roots of Roane Co., TN_, 1981, by Snyder E. ROBERTS, pp. 167-69: "The major portion of the present town of Oliver Springs, Tennessee has been carved from a 5000-acre North Carolina grant to Stockley DONELSON in 1790. DONELSON sold the 5000 acres to Charles McCLUNG in 1796 who surveyed it and began to sub-divide it. . . . Nathan SULLINS, Sr., a Revolutionary War soldier, was one of the first of many to settle on this tract. "These early settlers, before and shortly after 1800 (when Kingston was struggling for a toe-hold), were attracted by the alluvial soil found along Poplar Creek which was very fertile and suitable for the growing of a variety of crops. The climate was temperate and rainfall plentiful. The abundance and variety of timber, wild fruit and nuts, and ready game were enticements. The beauty of the valley was enhanced by the view of the towering peaks of the Cumberland Mountains to the north. The early settlers searched for free-flowing, all-weather springs to serve their domestic needs, and sizeable branches with sufficient drop to power their grist mills. Shortly, the mineral wealth attracted their attention and drew a different type of settler. "Nathan SULLINS, Sr., was possibly the first, or he was among the very first, settler on Poplar Creek on the McCLUNG 5000-acre subdivision before 1800 when John ADAMS was still President and the area was still a part of Knox County. He settled on the south bank west of the Roane-Anderson line (near Johnson Bridge). Knox County Book F, Vol. 11, p. 114 shows that his first purchase was for 200 acres. He bought two additional tracts of 50 and 103 acres in 1799, and Roane Book B, p. 108 shows that SULLINS bought from Charles McCLUNG, 250 acres on Poplar Creek in 1804. Thus in 1804, he owned a total of 603 acres on Poplar Creek. "Although Nathan SULLINS, Sr.'s stay was of comparatively short duration and the SULLINS name has long vanished from the community, Oliver Springs can be justly proud to claim Nathan as one of its very first pioneers. No Nathan SULLINS, Sr., family history has been found and no extensive genealogical study has been made, but enough information exists in various records to give a general picture of Nathan and his descendants. "Nathan SULLINS, Sr., was a non-pension Rev. War soldier from Virginia. He was evidently married twice, first to a Miss MAYS, and secondly to Elizabeth FARMER, a widow, in Halifax County, Virginia, October 4, 1785. Records indicate that he was the father of ten children; most, or possibly all, of whom were by his first wife. The children were as follows: "1. Mary SULLINS (1769-1838) married (1790 in Halifax County, Virginia) William Henry FARMER (1769-1864). They were the parents of twelve children: a. Luke, b. Lucy, c. Rebecca (SHOEMAKER), d. Elizabeth (BREEDEN), e. Asby (JOHNSON), f. Nathan, g. Henry, h. Winnie Jane (SEIBER), i. William, j. Mary (SEIBER), k. Mossie (SHARP), and l. Wiley. Henry FARMER first settled on Clinch River before 1802 (present Carbide Park) and relocated about 1821 in Dutch Valley at the present Walker Long Cemetery. His descendants constitute a large and important family line in Anderson County. His son, Nathan, was a Captain in the Civil War. "2. Joseph SULLINS married (1796 in Washington County) Sarah "Molly" HOSKINS (1781- ) daughter of Jesse HOSKINS, Sr., who is the progenitor of practically all of the HOSKINS lines in Anderson County. Joseph SULLINS appears in Roane records as early as 1805 and disappears from the records about 1822. "3. Nathan SULLINS, Sr.'s, son of unknown name, who was probably "Zachariah" married (1789) Levina GRIFFITH. In 1805, Nathan, Sr., sold (B, p. 109) to Zachariah SULLINS 100 acres on Poplar Creek adjoining Amos Griffith. "4. Nathan's daughter, name unknown, married Joseph STUBBLEFIELD. "5. Patty SULLINS married (1799 in Knox) Josiah GENT. Josiah GENT was on the 1801 petition to form Roane County. He appears in Roane records until 1817. However, in a deed dated 1813 (F, p. 6), he is named as Josiah GENT of White County who was conveying to Lewis RECTOR 40 acres on Indian Creek in present Oliver Springs. He was probably the father of Josiah, Jr., Charlotte, and Senthy GENT listed in early Roane marriage records. "6. Richard SULLINS married (1799 in Knox) Agnes FARMER. "7. Aggy SULLINS married (1801 in Knox) Dr. William FARMER. "8. Winnie SULLINS married (1802 in Roane) John MITCHELL with James MITCHELL as bondsman. "9. Nathan SULLINS, Jr. "10. Josiah SULLINS was born 1770-75, and died in Roane County shortly after his will was made in 1847. The name of his first wife is unknown, but she was the mother of his children: James, David M., John B., and Nancy (LOWER). Josiah first appears in Roane records in 1808, and appears many times until his death. In 1810, he bought (E, p. 159) from Michael HASSLER 157 acres in Hen Valley on the western outskirts of present Oliver Springs. He bought and sold land in Roane and Morgan counties, and by the time of his death, he was quite wealthy. He married, secondly (1845) Catherine LOWER. Samuel BORUM and George GAMMON were the Executors of his large estate. ". . . Nathan SULLINS, Sr.'s, name appears in Roane petitions as early as 1801. In 1805, he sold 100 acres to Zachariah SULLINS, 80 acres to Amos GRIFFITH, and 136 acres to William GRIFFITH from his 603 acres. He may have conveyed land to his sons-in-law Josiah GENT and John WALKER who lived on nearby farms. In 1805, Nathan, Sr.'s, name disappears from Roane records which indicates his departure for parts unknown, or more likely his death date and burial on his old homeplace. "Although Nathan SULLINS, Sr., was among the first to employ the axe and the plow in the present Oliver Springs area, his fine family will probably be best remembered by their trademark, the Holy Bible, and their work in spreading the gospel by means of the Methodist Church."
There is NO DOCUMENTED LIST OF HIS CHILDREN'S NAMES.
The 1785 Halifax Co., VA, tax list of J. W. P. MARTIN indicates he had 11 whites in his household with 1 dwelling and 2 other buildings.
Findings and conclusions in 1980's and 1990's of Sam L. SULLINS, Jr., Huntsville, AL: 1. Nathan SULLINS(ENS) can be found in Halifax County, Virginia, records in the 1760's, 1770's, 1780's, and 1790's; in Knox County (now Roane County) Tennessee in the 1790's and 1800's. 2. Nathan SULLINS(ENS) can be found in the 1782 and 1785 Halifax County tax lists which show the size of his household. 3. Land sales in Halifax County, Virginia, identify Nathan SULLINS' wife as Winefred; her last name is not known, but it has been assumed to be MAYS to meet David SULLINS' statement that his grandmother was a Miss MAYS. 4. Based on 1782 and 1785 Halifax County, Virginia, tax list, Nathan SULLINS(ENS) had about eleven persons including children in his home. 5. Nathan SULLINS(ENS) wife Winefred apparently died sometime prior to 1785 as he married Mrs. Elizabeth FARMER in 1785. 6. An interesting fact shows up in Halifax County, Virginia, marriage records in 1792. A Mrs. Elizabeth FARMER married Benjamin DIXON; this marriage is not understood. 7. A Mrs. Elizabeth FARMER is listed on the 1782 tax list of Halifax County, Virginia, with six persons in her family. Several FARMER and SULLINS(ENS) children intermarried. 8. Federal census records of Halifax County, Virginia, or Roane County, Tennessee, show no Nathan SULLINS(ENS) prior to 1830. 9. Some nine children are shown in the Nathan SULLINS(ENS) household in the 1785 Halifax County, Virginia, tax list. Mr. Snyder ROBERTS in his book _Roots of Roane County_, identifies twelve; this writer knows of at least two others who were not identified. 10. Only three of Nathan SULLINS(ENS) children are definitely identified; several others are by association. On the other hand, at least four or five others are not. 11. Nathan SULLINS(ENS) and Henry FARMER sold 135 acres in Halifax County, Virginia, in 1796, apparently to sell out prior to leaving. 12. Nathan SULLINS(ENS) and wife Elizabeth sold 250 acres in Halifax County, Virginia, in 1797, apparently to sell out prior to leaving. 13. Nathan SULLINS(ENS) started purchasing land in Knox County (now Roane County), Tennessee, in 1798 and 1799. 14. A Nathan SULLINS(ENS) was assigned to the first jury of Roane County, Tennessee, in 1802. 15. Nathan SULLINS(ENS), Jr., married Rebecca MITCHELL in 1804. 16. A Nathan SULLINS(ENS) and a Joseph SULLINS(ENS) are listed on Roane County, Tennessee, tax list in 1805. 17. No will has been found for Nathan SULLINS(ENS). In marriage records for Pittsylvania County, Virginia, it shows marriage date as 2 Oct 1785, which is probably the date the license was applied for.
From Halifax Co., VA, Mortgage Book 6, p. 179-81, 31 July 1766, records: "Confirmed and by those present doth grant Bargain sell & lien release and confirm unto these Thomas YUILLE James MURDOCK & Company their heirs and assignes forever one certain tract or parcel of land containing one hundred Acres more or less lying and being on Mirey Creek in Halifax County being the same land which the said Nathan SULLINS had from his father Richard SULLINS which land the said Richard SULLINS purchased of Joseph SPRADLIN To have and to hold the aforesaid tract or parcel of land."
_Roots of Roane Co., TN_, by Snyder E. ROBERTS, pp. 167-69 Date:1981
In 1764, 1765, 1768, and 1769 he appeared on the Halifax Co., VA, election poll lists; his name was recorded as "Nathaniel" in 1765 and 1768.
In 1771 he appeared on the Halifax Co., VA, List of Tithables taken by Jas. TURNER Jr.
General Notes for Child Josiah Sullins
In 1770 he appeared on a Halifax Co., VA, road order.
Josiah's will stated, "I leave my Brother John SULLENS Exr. as Witness my hand this 31st day of January 1773."
In 1767 Richard SULLINS deeded to Josiah 147 acres on Mirey Creek. (Richard had purchased the land in 1763 from Christopher SNEED.)
John SULLINS, of Rutherford Co., NC, as executor of the estate of Josiah SULLINS, sold for 75 pounds to James JOHNSTON 147 acres [given to Josiah on 21 May 1767 by Richard SULLINS] on the north side of the South Fork of Miry Creek in Halifax Co., VA, money to be divided among Josiah's children. -- Recorded on 16 June 1785 in Halifax Co., VA, Deed Book 13, pp. 199-201.
In 1771 he appeared on the Halifax Co., VA, List of Tithables taken by Jas. TURNER Jr.
Richard Sullins
Husband Richard Sullins 1
Born: Aug 1879 - Missouri, , ,
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Richard Sullins
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Richard Franklin Sullins and Melba Thompson
Husband Richard Franklin Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Ferena Emma Backer (1891-1925) 1
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Richard Henry Sullins
Husband Richard Henry Sullins 1
Born: 1918
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Buried: - Hollywood Cemetery, Houston, , TX, , ,
Father: Horace Edgar (Pop) Sullins (1886-1965) 1
Mother: Leora Mozel Elliston Blaylock (1893-1953) 1
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Richard Turpin Sullins
Husband Richard Turpin Sullins 1
Born: 14 Feb 1854 - MO, , ,
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Father: John Turpin Sullens (Abt 1810-1860) 1
Mother: Susanah Kichersides(??) (Abt 1820-After 1870) 1
Marriage: Abt 1873
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• Census, Rubadoux Twp., , Texas Co., MO, , ,, 7 Sep 1860
p. 1074, #765
• Occupation, a farmer, 1900
• Census, Roubidoux Twp., , Texas Co., MO, , ,, 29 Jun 1870
p. 461A, #95; living with brother Micajah
• Census, Union Twp., , Baxter Co., AR, , ,, 4 Jun 1880
p. 248D, #35
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1 M Robert L. Sullins 1
Born: Oct 1874 - Arkansas, , ,
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2 M John Turpin Sullins 1
Born: Jan 1881 - Witts Springs, Searcy Co., Arkansas, , ,
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3 F Maggie (Or Mandie?) L. Sullins 1
Born: Mar 1883 - Witts Springs, Searcy Co., Arkansas, , ,
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4 F Elizabeth J. (Eliza) Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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5 F Dora E. Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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6 F Fannie A. Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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7 F Maude Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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8 F Myrtle Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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p. 73B, #92 Date:07 JUN 1900 Place:Mt. Pleasant Twp.,, Searcy Co., AR,,,
Info from Maude HOFFMAN.
Richmond Sullins and Elizabeth(?) Young(?)
Husband Richmond Sullins 1
Born: Abt 1810 - Warren Co., TN, , ,
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Buried: 1890 - Sullins-Haynes Cemetery, Bowlings Branch, Smith Co., TN, , ,
Father: Jesse Sullins (Abt 1770-1840) 1
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Marriage: Abt 1829 - TN, , ,
Other Spouse: Lucinda Elender Roemines (1833-1894) 1 - 18 Sep 1849 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
Noted events in his life were:
• Census, Warren Co., TN, , ,, 1830
p. 317
• Census, Cannon Co., TN, , ,, 1840
p. 138; listed as "Richard"
• Census, Dist. #10, , Cannon Co., TN, , ,, 14 Sep 1850
p. 367A, #250
• Census, 11th Dist., , Dekalb Co., TN, , ,, 14 Aug 1860
p. 165, #1201
• Census, Dist. No. 10, , Cannon Co., TN, , ,, 3 Aug 1870
p. 210, #37
• Census, Dist. #15, , Smith Co., TN, , ,, 14 Jun 1880
p. 166, #158
Wife Elizabeth(?) Young(?) 1
AKA: Elizabeth(?) (Young?) Sullins
Born: Abt 1810 - TN, , ,
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1 F Ruth J. Sullins 1
Born: Abt 1830 - Warren Co., TN, , ,
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2 M James Sullins 1
Born: 15 Oct 1832 - Warren Co., TN, , ,
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Buried: 1917 - Bell Springs Cemetery, Abbott, , TX, , ,
Spouse: Harriett Barnes (1837-1881) 1
Marr: 20 Jul 1852 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
Spouse: Matilda Paralee Worley (1847-After 1910) 1
Marr: 7 Mar 1882 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
3 M Eli Sullins 1
Born: 25 Dec 1833 - Warren Co., TN, , ,
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Buried: 1892 - Alexandria Eastview Cem., Section 3, Dekalb Co., TN, , ,
Spouse: Paralee E. Tubb (1839-1890) 1
Marr: 17 Jan 1856 - Dekalb Co., TN, , ,
4 F Susan Sullins 1
AKA: Susan (Sullins) Melton
Born: Abt 1835 - Warren Co., TN, , ,
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Marr: 13 Jul 1860 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
5 F Minerva Ann (Nerve Ann) Sullins 1
AKA: Ferrell
Born: May 1838 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
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Marr: 20 Nov 1858 - Dekalb Co., TN, , ,
6 F Martha Sullins 1
AKA: Martha (Sullins) Ferrell
Born: Jan c.1839 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
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Died: After 1910
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Spouse: Charlie Ferrell (Abt 1841-Abt 1879) 1
Marr: 16 Jul 1859 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
7 M Walter Sullins 1
Born: Abt 1843 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
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Died: After 1880
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Spouse: Louisa Rigsby (Abt 1843-After 1880) 1
Marr: Abt 1863
8 M Samuel Sullins 1
Born: Dec 1844 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
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Died: After 1910
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Spouse: Ruth H. Ferrell (1845-1916) 1
Marr: 3 Oct 1867 - Cannon Co., TN, , ,
General Notes (Husband)
_Descendants of Jesse SULLINS of Cannon Co., TN_, by Kathleen B. RHEMAN, pp. I-9, IV-1 Date:1985
He served in the Union Army during the Civil War.
General Notes (Wife)
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-3 Date:1985
General Notes for Child James Sullins
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-4 Date:1985
General Notes for Child Eli Sullins
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-64 Date:1985
Info from Donney P. Sullins <spd@itl2.itlnet.net>.
General Notes for Child Susan Sullins
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-65
General Notes for Child Minerva Ann (Nerve Ann) Sullins
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-66
General Notes for Child Martha Sullins
Cannon Co., TN, marriage record
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-67
General Notes for Child Walter Sullins
RHEMAN's book, p. IV-72 Date:1985
General Notes for Child Samuel Sullins
_Descendants of Jesse SULLINS of Cannon Co., TN_, by Kathleen B. RHEMAN, p. IV-75 Date:1985
Rickey Sullins
Husband Rickey Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Richard Leon Sullins
Mother: Deborah Phillips
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Rob Sullins
Husband (details suppressed for this person)
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Wife Rob Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Mother: Tennessee Alice Sullins (1877- ) 1
Roberson Coy Sullins and Della Wiginton
Husband Roberson Coy Sullins 1
Born: 16 Jan 1898 - AL, , ,
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Died: 2 Aug 1973
Buried: Aug 1973 - Marion Co., AL, , ,
Father: Edward Layfayette Sullins (1869-1961) 1
Mother: Mollie Elizabeth Carter (1871-1949) 1
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Wife Della Wiginton 1
AKA: Della (Wiginton) Sullins
Born: 20 Oct 1904
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Buried: - Marion Co., AL, , ,
Children
1 U L. D. Sullins 1
Born: 1 Oct 1942
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Died: 30 Dec 1955
Buried: - Marion Co., AL, , ,
General Notes (Husband)
Info from Dee SULLINS, McDonough, GA. Date:1996
Robert Sullins
Husband Robert Sullins (details suppressed for this person)
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Father: Rance Sullins (1903-1961) 1
Mother: Mary Evelyn Buckner (1918-1989) 1
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Robert Elmon (Boss) Sullins
Husband Robert Elmon (Boss) Sullins 1
Born: 13 Jun 1897 - Marion Co., AL, , ,
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Died: 24 Nov 1918 - Camp Wheeler, , , ??, , ,
Buried: Nov 1918 - Marion Co., AL, , ,
Father: Benjamin Vanburen Sullins (1866-1921) 1
Mother: Noatie Annie Carter (1870-1945) 1
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